Ample respect goes toward all donors and transistors due to their maximum effort done to raise funds and collect other necessities to help our brothers and sisters needs in Haiti during that unexpected tragedy that left more than 300,000 deceased according to an official report released by the international community relief effort.
After the 2010 earthquake, I truly believe that we were distancing ourselves from an increasingly opportunity to change our country because of our mentality remains unchanged and constant. We always spend a significant amount of time to talk about the past, and we are bickering over opportunity. I have been in attendance in several organizations meeting in regard to « how can we change Haiti? » there was no follow up on what have been discussed . We are more likely interested in our personal’s interests instead of aiming a repatriate feeling that will allow us to share a common attitude for prosperity. We need to stop launching verbal assaults against each other after being discussed over differences; it is always good to have a complete resolution via diplomacy and respect.
There are three things life, once gone, never comeback: Time, Words and Opportunity. This is the time of defining moment and we cannot let it passed without doing something tangible to prevent another occupation of the land of Toussaint Louverture and Charlemagne Péralte.
If we live to the full meaning of May 18, we can transform Haiti and we can prevent another occupation.
Today, you have a choice to make; you can spend your time talking and blaming everyone for your deplorable situation or you can stand like a man and deal with it accordingly.
To short circuit this upcoming occupation, you have one last card to play: all of you shall join hands together to launch an ongoing Mass Peaceful Protest in Haiti and the Diaspora. We call on all existing ententes to come together and the Diaspora shall unite and speak with one voice and send a Mission of Last Hope to Haiti. Keep in mind, il est midi moins cinq.
There is no question that there are issues that need to be resolved and tensions that need to be lessened. However, we are very confident that with prayer, good will and dialogue we can find a way to come together and ipso facto assisting the country so that the Haitian people can be in peace and generosity and Haiti becoming a wonder place to live.
Joe Alfred